Bitcoin Hovers Near $68,000 as “Bitcoin to Zero” Google Searches Hit Record High in US
Bitcoin is trading around $68,000 on Saturday, February 22, as a brutal sell-off that has erased more than 50% from
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Bitcoin ETFs Bleed Over $6 Billion as Institutions Dump — What It Means for the Market
The great institutional retreat from Bitcoin is accelerating. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have now registered cumulative net outflows exceeding $6
Bitcoin Traders Stack Crash Protection as $40,000 Put Option Becomes Second-Largest Bet Ahead of Monthly Expiry
A massive $40,000 Bitcoin put option has emerged as the second-largest strike by open interest on Deribit ahead of the
White House Pushes Banks on Stablecoin Rewards Compromise in Crypto Market Structure Bill Talks
White House Pushes Banks on Stablecoin Rewards Compromise in Crypto Market Structure Bill Talks The White House is ratcheting up
Bitcoin Holds Steady Near $67,000 as Traders Load Up on Crash Protection Amid Market Uncertainty
Bitcoin Holds Steady Near $67,000 as Traders Load Up on Crash Protection Amid Market Uncertainty Bitcoin is showing signs of
Seven Catalysts, 14 Days: How Bitcoin’s Steepest Post-FTX Crash Unfolded Below $70,000
The Hook Bitcoin is 52% below its October 2025 all-time high of $126,000. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has
Bitcoin Trades Below Mining Production Cost as Hashrate Recovery Signals Miner Resilience
Bitcoin is trading at approximately $68,000 as of February 10, 2026, placing the world’s largest cryptocurrency in an unusual and
Bithumb Bitcoin Blunder Exposes Critical Internal Control Failures Across Crypto Exchanges
When South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb mistakenly credited approximately 620,000 Bitcoin — worth roughly $44 billion at current prices —
Bitcoin Reclaims $70,000 in Dramatic Reversal After Worst Crash Since FTX as Saylor Unveils Quantum Defense Plan
Bitcoin is staging a remarkable comeback on February 6, 2026, surging back above $70,000 after a harrowing 24 hours that
Bitcoin Crashes Below $61,000 as Forced Deleveraging Triggers Worst Single-Day Drawdown Since FTX Collapse
Bitcoin is spiraling through one of the most brutal single-day selloffs in its history, plunging below $61,000 on February 5